Software engineer

Embedded Software EngineerDIMAAG-AI is a Tier 1 supplier of electric vehicle systems focused on designing and building battery modules and packs (including swappables), inverters, motors, and ultra-fast DC charging systems up to 1MW. We are a team of serial entrepreneurs and leaders from the technology and electric vehicle industry, headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in Japan and India. As an end-to-end, grid-to-point-of-use EV solutions provider, our customers leverage our deep expertise to enable 0-to-1 and 1-to-10 technology growth and fast-track their electrification goals.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, implement, and debug embedded software for vehicle control, battery management, and power conversion systems using C/C++.Contribute to the architectural design of embedded systems including firmware and communication protocols.Develop software for real-time operating systems, optimizing task scheduling for time-critical vehicle control applications.Implement communication protocols (CAN, Ethernet, SPI) for data exchange between embedded systems.Develop fault diagnosis, error handling, and fail-safe mechanisms for robust vehicle operation.Design and execute test plans using simulation, HIL testing, and on-vehicle testing methodologies.Create documentation including design specifications, test reports, and compliance documentation.Work with hardware, systems, and QA engineers to integrate software into vehicle platforms.QualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field.Proven experience in embedded software for automotive or real-time systems.Proficiency in C/C++ and embedded development tools.Strong understanding of RTOS, software architecture, and communication protocols.Hands-on experience with ARM processors and development tools.Experience debugging circuit boards using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and JTAG debuggers.Other InformationCompetitive salaryMedical, dental, and vision coverage401(k)Stock optionsCompany-sponsored events